Sentence examples for daunting forests from inspiring English sources
Most of the stories take place in the Alaskan wilderness, in daunting forests or on cold, rough seas.
This month, the Book Club is reading David Vann's masterful short-story collection, "Legend of a Suicide". Most of the stories take place in the Alaskan wilderness, in daunting forests or on cold, rough seas.
In forestry in British Columbia, this challenge has proven sufficiently daunting that its new system of forest practices has proven to be far less performance-based than initially envisioned.
The statistics are daunting: Settlers illegally log and convert indigenous forests to pasture, often with violence.
China pledged to a peak year for emissions; India came up with daunting renewable-energy targets; and Brazil said it would protect rain forests that absorb vast amounts of carbon dioxide.
"I could never have done it in London". Like most classics from pre-television years, The Wind in the Willows can be daunting for many children, but Moore's pictures generously illuminate that forest of words at every opening.
They have none too daunting a run-in, which continues tomorrow night when they play Nottingham Forest at home, and their final game away to Fulham could prove the clincher for a play-off place.
With hundreds of miles of sandstone and granite cliffs, cattail-lined riverbanks, former factory towns, orchards, farmland and forests, the scale of its geography and the scope of its history are daunting.
The problem was daunting.
